Here's a breakdown of where they historically roamed:
* North India: The Himalayas, Terai region, and the northern parts of the Gangetic plains.
* Central India: The central Indian highlands, including the Vindhya and Satpura ranges.
* East India: The Eastern Ghats, the Sundarbans (mangrove forests), and the Brahmaputra Valley.
* South India: The Western Ghats, the Nilgiris, and the Eastern Ghats.
While tigers can be found in national parks and sanctuaries across India today, their original range was much broader and encompassed a greater variety of habitats.